Check it out, we got some screenies of Hakan. You know, the badass who is gonna rule Super Street Fighter IV. Our addiction vein is screaming for more. This can’t hit store shelves soon enough!
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Just when they thought their consistency issues were behind them, without warning or provocation, Blake decided to drop off the grid entirely for a whole weekend. Lucky for us, Ross successfully led the search parties to where he stashed his co-host’s body, only to find him alive and well!
Attempted manslaughter charges aside, the newly reunited pair sat down to discuss the highlights of the last TWO weeks including Ubisoft’s DRM blunders, Home’s lack of interest to advertisers and Ross’s Top 5 most aptly named games. Jokes will be mumbled, tears will be shed and memories will be made all in the span of less than an hour. Be sure you have a front row seat to the chaos!
Links to Topics Discussed:
1. Advertisers want nothing to do with PlayStation Home.
2. 5% of American entertainment budgets are spent on games!
3. Ubisoft’s new DRM could spell disaster for PC gaming.
4. Street Fighter IV is finally pocketsized… but who asked for that?!
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SNK is climbing into the ring once again. The developer has announced King of Fighters XIII, the latest entry in the venerable fighting franchise (via Kotaku).
Not much is known about the new title other than it will be running on a Taito X2 arcade board. Other games to have used that board include King of Fighters XII, Street Fighter IV and BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger.
More information will likely be coming next month. Any home release would likely arrive soon after the arcade, assuming it followed the pattern set by King of Fighters XII.
RespawnAction: "Check out the who the three newest characters are in Super Street Fighter 4."
The project manager and her colleagues at Capcom said that they want Street Fighter IV on the PSP.
Gamer 2.0 writes: "Street Fighter IV put fighting games back on the map when it was released on current-gen consoles early last year. The game allowed for veterans to once again relive the glory days while it was also accessible to newer players. As soon as that game came out, it seemed that every other fighting franchise released pure quality. Now Capcom has jumped the gun by unleashing Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars, a game that nobody thought would leave the Land of the Rising Sun."
Major Nelson’s Blog writes:
"Here is the current schedule for upcoming content coming soon to the Xbox LIVE Marketplace*
Xbox LIVE Deal of the Week:
Feb. 15: Battlefield 1943, 800 Microsoft Points
Xbox LIVE Games on Demand:
Feb. 9: Street Fighter IV
Feb. 9: Halo Wars (Europe, Australia and New Zealand)
Feb. 16: Resident Evil 5
Feb. 16: Beautiful Katamari
Feb. 16: Viva Piñata: Party Animals (Japan)
Xbox LIVE Arcade:
Feb. 10: Darwinia +, 1200 points
Feb. 17: The Misadventures of PB Winterbottom, 800 points
Xbox Avatars Marketplace:
These are just a few of the collections scheduled for the Xbox LIVE Avatar Marketplace.
Feb. 11: Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising
Feb. 16: Resident Evil 5
Feb. 18: Metro 2033"
StickSkills.com writes, "Earlier this morning, Lost Planet 2 & Super Street Fighter IV were dated by Capcom to the delight of their fans. Along with that announcement, it appears as if the Gears of War 2 heroes Marcus Fenix & Dom Santiago will be making an appearance in Capcom’s latest title. Check the video below to be utterly confused."
Siliconera: Capcom is working on a new Xbox 360 game that isn’t Lost Planet 2, Super Street Fighter IV or Resident Evil 5.
A teaser image in Xbox Japan’s menu bar mentions a title premiere for Xbox 360, but doesn’t reveal the game. No clues other than "Capcom X Microsoft" text. More news is scheduled to come on Tuesday, January 26, the same day Famitsu leaks usually appear on the Internet.
They are the life blood of the gaming industry and it just wouldn’t feel right if we say goodbye to the past decade without recognizing them. If it were not for developers, gamers couldn’t get to experience the memorable titles we’ve seen the last decade. I’m talking about the games that the media can’t stop talking about. The ones gamers keep playing for years; even after ten years (Final Fantasy, God of War, Street Fighter anybody?). They get you excited, you want to take a vacation from work and play till you’ve completed the missions. You cry, laugh, you get scared, and sometimes your rage overwhelms causing you to throw the controller into that spanking new HD set.
